BRADLEY SCOTT PHILLIPS- Drummer Extraordinaire
Born: September 21st, 1978 in Amarillo, Texas.....(Yeeehaw!)
Musical Experience: 7 years of Scholastic Music/4 years of Band
Musical Favorites: Lisa Loeb, Sarah McLaughlin
Enjoys: Cats, Opera, Snuggling
Saying: "Just Maintainin'"
SCOTT �SWEDE� PEARSON- Rhythm Guitar
Born: May 7th, 1972 in Elgin, Illinois
Musical Experience: The constant quest for Powerful Renditions that reach the Souls of all Ye who partake
Musical Favorites: Metallica, Staind, Jimmy Buffet, 3 Doors Down, Too many more to list
Enjoys: Writing Music, Strummin� Ye Ol Guitar, Livin� for the moment while on a constant quest for ZEN, the Natural Poetic Taste of an Ice Cold Frothy Beer and an Extra Spicy Bloody Mary Double, and Kickin� back sittin� on my Beer Cooler on the bow of Ye �Ol Boat patiently reelin� in a deep sea marlin as the calm Ocean Waves allow me to reminisce through the best of the �old days� and the possibilities of days to come while partyin� it up with all of the people who matter most in life
Saying: "How SWEDE it is!"
JASON MICHAEL PUTMAN- Lead Vocals
Born: May 1st, 1972 in Susanville, California
Musical Experience: None, unless karaoke, campfires, and open mic count!
Musical Favorites: Jimmy Buffett, Tool, Godsmack, NWA
Enjoys: The beach, writing, my guitar, being in front of a crowd, moshing, streaking, the smell of a woman's hair
Saying: "Dude, that's f----d up!"
KENNETH WAYNE MEMERY- Lead Guitar, Vocals
Ken Memery, aka...Young Kenneth...was born and raised in Manchester,
Connecticut, just outside Hartford. He first got interested in music by
playing the tonette (recorder) in 5th grade. He quickly advanced to the
head of his class, surpassing the stylings of Larry Smith and Ron Binks, his
major competition. Upon graduation, he was allowed to pick the band
instrument of his choice. He chose the Trumpet because it only had three
valves and looked "easy". He quickly realized that it was far from that and
soon Larry Smith was wrestling for control of the coveted "First Chair"
position in the Junior High School's trumpet section. Time went on and
Kenneth found himself unable to continue with the trumpet in 9th grade as he
found himself donning braces. Seeking a new instrument, he found himself
drawn to the drums as he used to spend hours sitting on the curb down the
street from his boyhood home listening to Brad Farley practice his drums for
hours in the basement of his house on Blue Ridge Drive. Kenneth got a used
practice set and soon realized that utilizing all of one's appendages to
play an instrument took actual practice time and dexterity and he was
unwilling to make that kind of serious commitment. The obvious solution was
to learn the basic chords on guitar, pose a lot, and become the rock
Demi-god that he is in his own mind today. At first, in High School he got
his sea legs playing with an outfit by the name of Blind Corner. There were
many "classic" performance moments playing live, such as the Battle of the
Bands, 1983, where a young (really!) Kenneth thought it would be cool to
walk up the aisle into the audience and be a real rock star. Needless to
say the realization that he'd gone too far and pulled his guitar cable out
of his amp was a high point of that era. At age 34, Kenneth has finally
breached the gap between playing Classic Rock and a few songs that he really
doesn't know, but it seems to impress "The Kids". He is now considering
playing only Country versions of ICP songs for his own piece of mind.
Apathy.
-The Editor
